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I retired from banking industry 6 years ago. I have enjoy having time to rummage in thrift stores. I also have time to visit dollar and discount stores during the week when most people are at work. Some of the discount stores have closeout
products and clothes they obtained from
expensive department stores. The brand
name tags have been cut or they have a
black mark on them. Those fantastic
bargains are out there waiting for me.
I hope the information I shared below
is helpful for bargain hunters.
is helpful for bargain hunters.
I have been using a fantastic antiseptic
oil for the skin for the last 5 years. This
oil is called melaleuca or tea tree
oil. I use it when I get insect bites and
acne. I have also seen it added to
shampoo and toothpaste. Pure tea tree
oil is strong and a little bit goes a
long way. I used to order it online.
A small bottle was $15.00. Well, it
became popular so now a small bottle
is available at my local pharmacy
oil is called melaleuca or tea tree
oil. I use it when I get insect bites and
acne. I have also seen it added to
shampoo and toothpaste. Pure tea tree
oil is strong and a little bit goes a
long way. I used to order it online.
A small bottle was $15.00. Well, it
became popular so now a small bottle
is available at my local pharmacy
for around $10.00. I was amazed when
I found a small bottle of tea tree oil at
discount store for $5.00!
I found a small bottle of tea tree oil at
discount store for $5.00!
I had suffered a back strain several years
ago. I went to a chiropractor and he gave
me “Biofreeze” gel. This stuff is great
because it temporarily numbs your pain.
Using this gel allowed me to do my some
household chores without experiencing
severe pain. I discovered that Walgreens
and CVS have similar gel or cream under another name.
I buy gels and creams called “Freeze It”,
“Max Freeze”, and "Stop Pain.” These
gels are now available in roll on which
works best for me. The gel has menthol
smell which vanishes after it dries.
Arnica herb comes in a gel and cream
which is also great for back and muscle
strains. I buy this from a local health food
store and it's not expensive. It doesn't
have a strong smell. Here is a link that
offers details about this herb:
I found website years ago which gave
recipe for making your own pain reliever
cream. I forgot to bookmark this site and
I can't find it anymore. The recipe was
simple and memorized it. I have tweaked
it and I always keep a batch on hand.
My recipe is:
Store brand white baby lotion and ground
red cayenne pepper. I wear gloves and
add pepper to the lotion until it turns pink.
I store this DIY pain reliever in a recycled
jar. This cream can make me feel hot
so I use it when staying home in air
conditioning or during winter months.
I started using sulfate/paraban free
shampoo when I stopped perming my
shampoo when I stopped perming my
hair. Ten years ago I ordered it from
Puritan's Pride. This is an excellent
company to order herbal supplements
and other wellness products. They always
have BOGO specials. Here is a link if you
want to check them out:
Beauty supply stores and pharmacies
in my area offer sulfate and paraben
free shampoo now. I wait for a sale
since it can cost average price of $6.00.
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